CSS Inspector for Safari 4+

Discover a world where understanding website designs becomes a breeze with the "CSS Inspector for Safari" extension. Have you ever looked at a website and wondered about its design intricacies? What colors are they using? What typography makes it stand out? Which margins and paddings are giving it that unique layout? Say goodbye to the complexities and dive into the world of CSS with unmatched ease.

Features:

Hover to Highlight: As you move your cursor across the page, every website element gets highlighted, enabling you to understand page structures without any guesswork.

Click for Detailed Insights: Upon clicking an element, a dedicated small window pops up. Explore typography specifics, grasp color schemes, understand effects applied, and get details about sizes, margins, and paddings.

Human-Readable Format: No more getting lost in technical jargon. The information is displayed in a well-organized, clear, and comprehensible manner.

Quick Copy Feature: Found a color you like? Maybe a specific shade or gradient caught your eye? No need to jot it down or remember; with a simple click, you can copy information directly from the pop-up window.

Cross-Device Compatibility: CSS Inspector is available on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, ensuring that you have a consistent and optimized browsing experience across all your Apple devices.

Beyond these features, "CSS Inspector for Safari" is built with user experience at its core. It’s lightweight, ensuring that your browsing speed remains unhindered.

Whether you're a professional working on a project, a student learning about web designs, or someone who enjoys understanding the digital spaces they visit, "CSS Inspector for Safari" is your go-to tool. Experience a nuanced way to explore websites, gather design inspirations, or simply feed your curiosity.

Join thousands of users who have transformed their Safari browsing experience. Equip yourself with a tool that not only adds value but also empowers your digital journey. Download "CSS Inspector for Safari" and make the web a canvas of learning and exploration!